Even Chuunibyou Deserves to Fall in Love

When I first started reading this book, the entire book review section was filled with comments about Song Kexin, while Xia Xin'er was practically invisible. I never expected her to become such a formidable force now!

Whether it's a novel, a QQ group, a social media platform, a public WeChat account, or a message between friends and classmates, it's all about sharing information. Unfortunately, there may not be any more recommendations, so we'll have to rely on everyone else. Having gone through this experience, I'm certain this book will be completed successfully. Thank you so much!

A friend recommended this book to me during the pandemic. Although I'd had it for a while, I hadn't read it until recently. I have to say, the biggest flaw in this book is the protagonist's love life, with one toxic element after another (for example, he ends up marrying his high school homeroom teacher). To be honest, I don't recommend it to anyone who reads it. If you clicked on this page and see me, please leave quietly. Thank you.

Song Kexin, that used woman, still wants this? Damn, she's horribly poisonous!

I feel like the author was suddenly assaulted by life while writing, couldn't resist, and started taking revenge on society. It gets more and more toxic as it goes on. Don't read the last fifty chapters. I didn't listen to the advice and skipped to the last few chapters after reading the sixty-something chapters. It's purely a matter of mindset. If possible, it's best not to click to read it.

Sigh, I loved this book so much back then, but my college grades were so terrible. If only I could have maintained my high school level! 😭😭😭

It feels like the high school and college arcs weren't written by the same author; the difference in quality is huge. The high school arc is so refreshing and lighthearted, while the college arc is just unreadable and really cringe-worthy.

Honestly, I thought it was pretty good at first, but I have to ask, was the ending just because Lin Nan was the most popular among readers and got the most votes for the female lead? It's disgusting. This forced ending is really nauseating and disappointing.

The ending was a bit confusing and made me cringe. 😐

I feel that the book's poor performance is related to its age. In 2015 or 2016, reading on mobile phones was not yet mainstream, and this kind of subject matter was relatively niche. The book was really well written during high school, but unfortunately, not many people read it at the time, and most of them were reading pirated versions.